UMass Amherst

Maximizing Efficiency of Your Building Shell
25 April, 2006 | 08:30 AM-12:00 AM
PSNH Energy Park in Manchester, NH
Training Overview
One of the most important steps you can take in improving energy efficiency is to improve your building shell -- the area that stands between you and the outside which includes the ceiling, walls, windows, floors, and foundations. This is key to controlling heat loss, sizing equipment appropriately, and evaluating renewable energy options. This workshop covered the basics of properly insulating these areas to provide a comfortable, efficient workplace. It also provided information on how to help defray the cost of building shell improvements by taking advantage of federal tax incentives and utility programs.
Agenda
For more details or to register, please see : NH Industries of the Future)
Speaker
Dan Ramage, Scott Albert and Paul Lentine
Additional Information
Dan Ramage is President of A+ Energy Services, a growing energy performance company that provides energy audits to residential and small business customers. A+ specializes in building shell efficiency, and Mr. Ramage will share techniques and case studies related to building shell improvements. Scott Albert is a Principal of GDS Associates and has over twenty-five years of experience in the energy industry. Scott will address the array of energy efficiency credits and incentives that are offered through the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Paul Lentine Public Service of New Hampshire, will discuss energy efficiency programs offered by the state's electric utilities, including: * Audits done by professional firms * Analysis of payback on individual projects * Incentive programs available to New Hampshire companies

 

 

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